Are you passionate about Padel and eager to improve your skills? Join the exciting Padel Pro competition on the prestigious "CPF Tour" and earn your official "CPF" ranking by participating in tour events throughout the year. Whether you're a newcomer looking to enhance your skills or a seasoned player aiming to reach new heights, our Versatile Padel Rating ("VPR") certified by the Cambodia Padel Federation is your gateway to recognition within the Padel community.
Every month, we host thrilling tournaments at one of our prestigious Khmerpadel locations, welcoming all ages and skill levels. Whether you play Padel for serious competition or just for fun, we have a place for you. Join the action in our diverse categories:
Not sure about your level? Contact us! Our team is here to help you find the right category based on your VPR rating. Each tournament follows specific entry rules to ensure fairness and competitive spirit.
The entry fee is more or less 20$ per person, with attractive prizes for the first, second, and third places in each category. Don’t miss the opportunity to challenge yourself, meet fellow Padel enthusiasts, and possibly stand on the winner's podium!
Categories include Men's Pro, Women's Pro, Men's Amateur, and Women's Amateur. This is your chance to shine on the international stage!
Elevate your game, connect with the community, and make your mark in the world of Padel. See you on the court!
All Khmerpadel participants receive a VPR Rating. This system assesses your abilities and helps you find suitable matches with players at your level. VPR Follows the international Padel federation rating from 1 to 7 (VPR from 100 to 700 to avoid using the coma), It also guides you on which tournament levels to enter and which group coaching lessons you should attend. You can find full details on group lessons here
Your VPR rating is a reflection of your abilities. This will be affected by your match results in ranked matches (tournaments, leagues, Americano). It is updated automatically through our online system & App.
We also use this information to determine seeding in tournaments by combining your VPR rating with your partner's to get a total score. The pair with the highest rating in the category will be seeded #1, the second highest #2, and so on. If a player without a previous rating enters a tournament, we will do our best to assess their ability level and assign a fair VPR rating.
Here's an explanation of how the system works after your initial rating is assigned.
Simply put, the better your ability, the more the rating system expects you to win. The better you become, the smaller the rating reward when you win a match against a lower-rated player.
Several factors can affect the points you gain or lose:
A pair is rated at 400 and 370, for a total of 770.
Here are their tournament results:
Round | Opposition Rating | Score | Win/Loss | Rating Gain/Loss |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Group Stage | 600 | 6-4 | Win | +2 |
Group Stage | 750 | 6-3 | Win | +5 |
Group Stage | 820 | 2-6 | Loss | -5 |
Quarterfinal | 700 | 7-5 | Win | +3.5 |
Semifinal | 900 | 1-6 1-6 | Loss | -5.5 |
3rd/4th place | 750 | 2-6 5-7 | Loss | -8 |
This team finished fourth in the tournament, winning three matches and losing three.
Overall, their total rating would decrease by 8 points due to:
This ranking reflects the performance of players in tournaments over the past 365 days. This process does not run from January to December but is a rolling 365 days backward from the current date. So, in June 2024, you can see who the top performers have been since June 2023.
We measure this based on player performance and results in monthly tournaments.
In a CPF 10 tournament, the winning Men's A team will receive 100 points. In a CPF 30 tournament, the winner will receive 300 points. In a CPF 50, the winner will receive 500 points. Second, third, fourth, etc., will receive fewer points, and lower-ranked categories will also receive fewer points. Full details of points can be viewed before each tournament.
This is similar to the above. In December, there will be the Masters finals, inviting the top-performing players from 2025 to compete. Limited points will be offered for this tournament, and the Road to Phnom Penh 2025 winner will be crowned the annual champion.
For Men's A, the more points a tournament has, the longer the tournament will last.
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